Chris Thompson, RB Washington Redskins

Through the first 10 weeks, Thompson averaged 10.9 touches (4.2 catches) for 86 total yards and 0.56 touchdowns. He was the No. 11 RB in PPR formats (No. 10 in standard) at that point. His TD rate is probably unsustainable--he found the end zone on 5.8% of his touches--but he can still return good value at his ADP even if his touchdowns regress. That ADP is likely to rise now that Derrius Guice is out for the year with a torn ACL. Thompson will carry the ball more and have a major role in the passing game. Since 2014, when Jay Gruden became Washington's head coach, only one running back has seen at least 50 percent of backfield touches and there hasn’t been a player who has led the backfield in both rushes and receptions in that span (h/t T.J. Hernandez).